If Democrats did mid-decade redistricting in Wisconsin (as likely a state as any for it to happen) here is how the state senate would turn out.
I'm going to renumber, going from SE to NW.
This is the overall map.
1st: Robert Wirch, D (sienna)
Wirch's district is a safe D+6. He adds some of Mt. Pleasant and Sturtevant from Racine County and loses Twin Lakes, Burlington, and some rural areas from W. Kenosha Co.
2nd: Van Wangaard, R (off-white)
What an awesome name! Anyways, Wangaard has an R+14 district. It takes in Southwest Wauke$ha County, East Walworth and West Racine and Kenosha for a very safe GOP district. He loses the liberal Eastern half of Racine County, including the very Democratic city.
This is the Milwaukee area.
3rd: Mary Lazich (R) dark green
She keeps the suburban bases of New Berlin, Muskego, Franklin, Greendale, and Hales Corners. The West half of Greenfield gets to enjoy liberal representation rather than Lazich's representation. Instead of extending into exurbs to the southwest, Lazich goes southeast, taking in Caledonia and most of Mt. Pleasant from Wangaard's district. It's safe R at R+11.
4th: Chris Larson (D) dark blue
Liberal star Larson gets a D+6 district. He ends up losing much of Milwaukee and could possibly face a primary challenge, although having defeated an incumbent in a primary already, he seems to be safe. He also loses suburbs St. Francis and Cudahy. Instead, he takes in Wind Point and Racine, putting Racine into a Safe Dem district.
5th: Tim Carpenter (D) gold
Wisconsin's only openly gay state senator may face a primary challenge from a Hispanic, but the VRA kinda necessitates this. The district is 39% Hispanic and at only D+11, the Democratic primary may be more so (it may be less, I don't know about citizenship rates). By the end of the decade, I'm guessing a Hispanic is elected from this district. Carpenter's district barely changes. West Milwaukee is added to the district.
6th: Leah Vukmir (R) dark brown
Vukmir is going to lose this D+6 district. She loses part of Brookfield, Elm Grove, and West Milwaukee, adding W. Greenfield and more of the city proper, the heavily Black portion that didn't fit into either VRA district. Former Senator Jim Sullivan could come back here if he wants.
7th: Alberta Darling (R) salmon
Darling can either retire or primary Grothman. Either way, it's the second Democratic pickup in Milwaukee County alone. It's a very blue D+13. Darling takes in the lakefront, Cudahy, and St. Francis. She loses a bunch of suburbs. Not a good trade for her. The guy running against her in the recall who I forget the name of can slide into a safe seat.
8th: Spencer Coggs (D) teal
The first of two Black VRA seats. This one is 52% Black VAP. Coggs pulls a Jesse Jackson Jr, taking in suburbs like Brookfield, Elm Grove, and part of Wauwatosa.
9th: Lena Taylor (D) pink
The other Black VRA seat, it's 51% VAP. Taylor adds most of Menomenee Falls.
10th: Rich Zipperer (R) blue
Zipperer (another awesome name) gets an R+15 suburban Wauke$ha district. Losses: Brookfield, Hartford, Richfield. Gains: Delafield, Hartland
The whole state again:
11th: Glenn Grothman (R) dark blue
Grothman, in this R+17 uber-red seat, should be safe despite any gaffes he makes. He gains Mequon, losing some rural parts of Sheboygan County.
12th: Scott Fitzgerald (R) tan
R+16 and another GOP suburban vote sink. Gains: Oconomowoc, Johnson Creek, Hartford, Richfield, Germantown. Losses: S. Jefferson Co, North and West Dodge Co.
13th: Mark Miller (D) bright green
Miller loses his part of Madison and may just retire, leaving it safe for another liberal. D+10. Includes S. Jefferson Co, some of Rock, and most of Green, giving the rural areas some more voice in the Senate. Miller's Monona residence is included, however, if he chooses to run. By mid-decade, he'll be into his 70s.
14th: Jon Erpenbach (D) aqua green
It includes Madison. Don't ask about PVI. It does condense to being nearly all urban/suburban, adding Sun Prairie, De Forest, and E. Madison. He loses W. Dane and Green Counties.
15th: Fred Risser (D) gray
Most of Madison plus Fitchburg and Oregon.
16th: Tim Cullen (D) periwinkle
Cullen has a D+8 with most of Rock Co. A bit of Walworth and a bit of Green are added. It does lose Whitewater.
17th: Randy Hopper (R) black
I tried to draw a Dem vote sink for the recall candidate (Jessica King I think? I'm bad with these names) but ran out of territory, so it ends up at a very swingy R+1. It tries to stay urban-ish, taking in half of Neenah, all of Oshkosh and Fond du Lac, and the rural swaths in between. However, it needs more population and everything around it is like C. Pennsylvania. Very toss-up-y. Oshkosh Dem vs Fond du Lac Republican most likely.
18th: Joe Leibham (R) light blue
Leibham gets another R+1 toss-up. However, I'd say it's Lean R with a historically GOP seat and no scandals surrounding him. Again, I tried to make a Dem seat and failed. He adds some rural Sheboygan and Fond du Lac along with the town of Two Rivers. He loses much of Manitowoc and his portion of Calumet.
19th: Frank Lasee (R) purple
This one's supposed to be an R vote sink, but everything around it is so swingy it only ended up at R+4. Lasee loses the Door Peninsula, Two Rivers, and much of Brown County, adding De Pere, Hobart, and rural Outgamie, Manitowoc and South Calumet.
20th: Michael Ellis (R) green
Ellis condenses, losing rural Winnebago and Outgamie and adding Kaukama and Little Chute. It's D+5. I have no idea about his cross-over appeal but he's been around forever. I'm still calling it the third Dem pickup (which already equals a St. Sen. takeover).
21st: Dave Hansen (D) tan
Hansen, who got lucky in the recalls, is safe in this D+5. He loses Green Bay suburbs and rural territory to the North, picking up E. Brown, Kewaunee, and Door.
22nd: Robert Cowles (R) dark green
Another R+1 toss-up. Cowles is a veteran, so I guess Lean R again. It keeps Ashwauberon and Allouez and gets all new territory (except the town of Shawano and Oconto County), which could hurt Cowles quite a bit. He goes North into the North Woods instead of West.
23rd: Jim Holperin (D) orange
Holperin strikes me as a Blue Dog, so I'm assuming he'll hold this R+3. He adds some of Marathon, Shawano, and Waupaca while losing Menominee, Marinette, S. Oneida, and Lincoln.
24th: Luther Olsen (R) pale blue
Olsen is no longer vulnerable. This is a very rural R+6 district. He loses Portage, Wisconsin Dells, Baraboo, and Waupaca, all small Dem-leaning towns, and adds rural Winnebago, Fond du Lac, and Dodge, including the town of Beaver Dam.
25th: Dale Schultz (R) brick red
Schultz, the only moderate left in the delegation, has a shot in this D+6, perhaps. I'd say Tilt D with him, Likely D without. However, it's lots of new territory. Fourth pickup.
Keeps: Sauk Co.
Adds: E. Sauk, Columbia, Adams
Loses: Juneau, Richland, Grant, Iowa, Lafayette
26th: Open (D) pale yellow
To get rid of Schultz, I chopped up Kathleen Vinehout's district further north (maybe she'll run for Congress in the 3rd?). This compact D+12 gets W. Dane, Iowa, Grant, and Lafayette.
27th: Jennifer Shilling (D) orange
She's got this one in the bag, but it's still the 5th Dem pickup from today's delegation. Adds Sparta and Richland Co, loses S Crawford and E Vernon, and stays at D+7.
28th: Julie Lassa (D) medium blue
Lassa can hold this D+5. Adds Juneau, Monroe, and S. Jackson while losing Adams, Wisconsin Rapids, and Marshfield to be less vote sink-y.
29th: Terry Moulton (R) light blue
Adds Trempeleau, N. Jackson, and Marshfield. Loses Chippewa, E. Dunn, and half of Eau Claire. At D+4, Moulton has a shot, but probably not a big one. 6th Dem pickup.
30th: Sheila Harsdorf (R) pink
I decided to vote sink Harsdorf in this R+5. Loses Menominie, adds much of Pierce plus Pepin and Buffalo.
31st: Neal Kedzie (R) bright green
Egregiously gerrymandered and ugly-looking, but it gets rid of him for pickup number seven. D+5. Kedzie can primary Wangaard if he likes, but he lives in Cullen's district. This new district replaces Vinehout's, combining W. Douglas, E. Burnett, Washburn, a thin strip, and the south portion : Dunn, much of Eau Claire, and SW Chippewa.
32nd: Robert Jauch (D) pale red
Loses: W. Douglas, N. Burnett, Washburn, S. Ashland, S. Iron.
Gains: Rusk, N. Chippewa, Chippewa Falls.
Result: D+5
33rd: Pam Galloway (R) military
This is D+3, so Tilt D or Toss-up. I won't count it as a pickup. She loses Rusk and much of Marathon, adding Lincoln, C. Oneida, and S. Ashland.
So there it is. I've never been to WI, so feel free to give suggestions.